Read this table of contents.CONTENTSPreface vIntroduction 15Culinary Curiosities 32Invitations to Dinner 36Carving 43Friendly Advice to Cooks 45Table of Weights, etc. 65RUDIMENTS OF COOKERY.Boiling 66Baking 72Roasting 74Frying 80Broiling 82Vegetables 83Fish 86Fish Sauces 88Broths and Soups 89Gravies and Sauces 100Made Dishes 106
Read this excerpt from the beginning of Chapter One in Windows to the Universe: Revolutions in Astronomy.From ancient observations to the first telescopes to modern marvels like the James Webb Space Telescope, human ingenuity has expanded our understanding of the universe. Imagine what ancient astronomers would think of the images we have now as a result of technological breakthroughs!
Read the excerpt from Chapter Two of Windows to the Universe: Revolutions in Astronomy.In this model, the sun was at the center of the solar system, and Earth, along with other planets, orbited around it (this idea was revolutionary, but it wasn't brand new—remember Aristarchus?).
Look at the picture and read the caption from Windows to the Universe: Revolutions in Astronomy.The months of the Babylonian calendar began when the crescent moon was first visible in the evening sky.

Look at the Table of Contents from Windows to the Universe: Revolutions in Astronomy.CONTENTSChapter 1: Always Looking UpChapter 2: The Evolution of TelescopesChapter 3: Problems and Solutions: The Journey to the Hubble Space TelescopeChapter 4: The James Webb Space TelescopeChapter 5: Picturing Modern Telescope Discoveries
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